Giant Bags Dominate in San Diego
August 6, 2002
At this year's San Diego Comic-Con International Tokyopop went nuclear with a giant bag o' swag that obliterated the competition.
Cards, Comics, Toys Announced
August 5, 2002
J.J. Abrams' Alias, the lone bright spot in ABC's 2001-2002 season, garnered eleven Emmy nominations and a Golden Globe Award for lead actress Jennifer Garner (who plays Elektra in the new Daredevil film).
Comics One TPB Coming in November
August 5, 2002
At the San Diego Comic-Con, Comics One announced a comic book version of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon that will be illustrated by veteran martial arts comic artist Andy Seto ( Cyber Weapons Z ).
Both Classic and Modern Series
August 5, 2002
At the He-Man Panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con International, a spokesman for Mattel announced that DVD editions were in the works for both the original series and the new He-Man animated show that debuts later this month (August 16) on the Cartoon Network.
Comic Series Will Start in December
August 5, 2002
With the amazing success of retro/revival comic series like Dreamwave's Transformers , Top Cow's Battle of the Planets , and Wildstorm's Thunder Cats , it was only a matter of time before Robotech, that other fan favorite science fiction animated series of the 1980s, got its chance at a new comic book incarnation.
Tales from the Road Comic Series
August 4, 2002
Max Allan Collins told an audience in San Diego that he is writing a comic series for Marvel that is based on his Road To Perdition graphic novel and which will chronicle what happened during the six month period that the Michael Sullivan, father and son, were on the road hitting banks where the Capone mob has stashed money.
Set for Next Summer
August 4, 2002
At this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Wizkids announced that it is preparing an additional HeroClix entry, which will include characters from other comic publishers.
All the Films at Least Two Years Away
August 4, 2002
At the 'CrossGen Comics and Hollywood' panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Michael Uslan announced six film and TV projects and promised more in the near future.
Violent Messiahs Stays at Image
August 3, 2002
Hurricane Entertainment became the second company to sign with CrossGen's new imprint for creator-owned titles, CG Entertainment.
Feature Film Possible
August 3, 2002
Futurama creator Matt Groening told an enthusiastic gathering of fans at the San Diego Comic-Con of his determination that Futurama would survive 'in some form or another.'
